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Prayer, fasting alone can't make Nigeria work — Osinbajo
Acting President Yemi Osinbajo on Wednesday said that without a commitment to hard work, no amount of prayer and fasting could make the country work. He spoke in Abuja at an interactive session with senior civil servants on the recently signed three executive orders on the ease of doing business in Nigeria.

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No amount of praying, fasting can make Nigeria great without hardwork – Osinbajo
Osinbajo spoke during an interactive session with senior civil servants on the recently signed 3 executive orders on the ease of doing business in Nigeria held at the International Conference Center, ICC, Abuja on Wednesday. The Acting President also emphasized the need for Nigerians to launch....

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Acting president Yemi Osinbajo today meet with Civil and Public servants at the international conference center, Abuja. More photos... Popular actress and film maker, Moji Olaiya who came to limelight in Wale Adenuga's SuperStory TV Series was reported on Thursday morn...

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Extras sought for Lifetime movie shooting in June in Pittsburgh
Updated 1 hour ago A new Lifetime movie being shot next month in Pittsburgh is seeking extras of all ethnicities. The movie, “Prepared for a Purpose,” is based on the novel of the same name about Antoinette Tuff, who relied on her faith and courage to avert tragedy when a gunman entered her Atlanta-area school.

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Accidental shootings involving kids often go unpunished
Children under age 12 die from gun accidents in the United States about once a week, on average. Almost every death begins with the same basic circumstances: an unsecured and loaded gun, a guardian's lapse in attention. And each ends with the same basic questions: Who is to blame, and should the....

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Could airport expansion threaten more of Charlotte’s history?
The cemetery at Steele Creek Presbyterian Church contains graves of over 3,000 souls, including some of Charlotte’s earliest settlers. It also contains a unique collection of 18th Century stone-carving. Now some historians worry that the encroachment of Charlotte Douglas International Airport....

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Police honor Chick-Fil-A worker with Down syndrome as she battles cancer
Forrest Sanders CLARKSVILLE, TN -- For years, people from all over one Middle Tennessee city have been treated to the same friendly, familiar face. Her smile hasn't faded even in the face of a major obstacle. Thursday, those people showed how much they care.

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In church with Pastor Patience Museveni Rwabwogo
Time check: 10:15. I alight at Luzira; destination: Covenant Nations Church about 500 metres away, as one heads to Uganda Breweries Limited. I am petrified; I don’t know what to expect. Will I return to the newsroom and tell the story or will my colleagues instead tell my story as I am checked into....

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A day in the life of Doug Boles: 18 hours, from a prayer to a lap dance
A day that starts with his pastor and a pre-sunrise prayer nears its end some 17 hours later on a lawn chair inside the Snake Pit of the Indianapolis Motor Speedway. Doug Boles is sitting in that chair, sipping cheap beer and bracing for a lap dance from a husky fella who’s wearing a Kim Jong-un mask and a tank top that reads “McAfee 3:17.

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Tribal woman accuses in-laws of forcing her to convert
( HT Photo) bhopal A tribal woman has approached the police counseling centre in tribal district of Jhabua in Western Madhya Pradesh alleging that her in-laws, who have converted to Christianity, are pressuring her to become a Christian and also eat beef.

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Gov. Rick Scott’s family history of alcohol abuse could decide ‘liquor wall” bill
Gov. Rick Scott must decide Wednesday whether to let Walmart and other big-box stores sell liquor, and he says a factor in his decision is the history of alcohol abuse in his family. Scott has the last word on one of the session’s most heavily-lobbied issues — one that divided powerful special interests.

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Black Ministry Students At Duke Say They Face Unequal Treatment And Racism
Burgin stressed that the intolerant atmosphere also targets Latino and LGBTQ students. "People are blatantly allowed to question the humanity of LGBTQ students and no one does anything about it," said Burgin, 34, who received a master's degree in psychology at North Carolina Central University before she matriculated at Duke Divinity.

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Nevada and Connecticut are Latest to Ban Discredited ‘Conversion Therapy’
At least nine states now ban “conversion therapy” for minors, a discredited method meant to change a person’s sexual orientation or gender identity, after Nevada and Connecticut this month joined others in prohibiting the practice. Gov. Brian Sandoval of Nevada last week signed Senate Bill 201,....

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There’s a story behind every stone at this local, historic cemetery
Moses Land (1764-1847) — American Revolutionary War soldier who campaigned and voted for Illinois statehood in 1818. He will be portrayed by great-great-great-great-great-grandson Aaron Lands. Rev. Siegmund Spiess (1797-1877) — Mascoutah’s first teacher, a highly-educated European who served with the royal family of Württemberg.

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A gunshot and a child dies: Should anyone be punished?
DURHAM, N.C. — Amy Pittman learned on her first day in jail to bottle up her grief. As soon as she arrived, guards took her shoelaces so she wouldn't try to hang herself. Cry too much or scream too loud and she feared they would come back to take everything she had left — her clothes, a sheet, a plastic spork.

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Drama as pastor is arrested with marijuana was seen with a pastor during church service
The congregation of House of Grace Ministries Service in Highfield, Zimbabwe were stunned on Sunday when police stormed the church during service to arrest their leader, Prophet Shame Hungwe who they caught with a sack full of marijuana. According to iharare, a couple had surrendered the sack full....

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Dylann Roof files appeal against conviction, death sentence
May 24 (UPI) -- Dylann Roof, who shot dead nine churchgoers at a historic black church in Charleston, has appealed his conviction and death sentence, his lawyers said. Roof's attorneys on Tuesday sent a formal notice, which did not contain arguments against his conviction or death sentence, to the 4th Circuit Court of Appeals in Virginia.

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Drama as pastor is arrested with marijuana during church service
“This is my first time to be taken to a police station in my life but I just carried my part of ministering to families and they were repented and brought things they use in their lifestyles,” said Prophet Hungwe. “I do not know how the couple disappeared from the church upon the arrival of the police officers.

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Pastor Chamisa, a dictator in the making
The dangerous remark on compulsory voting system recklessly made by the vice president of the MDC-T, Pastor Nelson Chamisa, came at a time when many people had almost pinned the hope and future of the opposition party on him. Pastor Chamisa recently called for compulsory voting for every citizen....

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How I Became a Lesbian at a Very Young Age – Nigerian Lady Shares Story
A Nigerian lady has shared her lesbian story on Motherhood-In-Style magazine, as she encourages mothers to enlighten their children about s*x education at a young age. This is my true life story, not someone else’. I hear of mothers educating their children on s*x education to protect them from the opposite s*x and I laugh.

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After 10 days, deputies continue search for missing elderly man
HUGER, SC (WCSC) - Deputies say after following up calls and tips about possible sightings, there is still no sign of a missing Huger man. Willie Herman Toomer, 78, was last seen at his home in the 2300 block of Cainhoy Road on May 14, according to Berkeley County Chief Deputy Mike Cochran.

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Bizarre moment preacher phones GOD - and his whole congregation believe him
A preacher claimed to be on the phone to GOD during a bizarre church sermon. Incredible footage has emerged of Pastor Paul Sanyangore claiming to be chatting to the Almighty. He is walking among his congregation, chatting on his phone. In the clip Pastor Paul, 32, starts the call with: "Hello, is....

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US gang wars go digital as rise in drive-by shootings blamed on social media 'beefs'
Gang warfare is spilling from the streets to the online space as police in Dallas are blaming social media for a rise in the city's drive-by shootings. Provocative 'beefs' escalate as rival gangs are choosing to use social media platforms to post disrespectful songs, laced with threats.

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A gunshot and a child dies: Should anyone be punished?
Updated 1 hour ago DURHAM, N.C. -- Amy Pittman learned on her first day in jail to bottle up her grief. As soon as she arrived, guards took her shoelaces so she wouldn't try to hang herself. Cry too much or scream too loud and she feared they would come back to take everything she had left - her clothes, a sheet, a plastic spork.

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05/24 22:55 Anti-gay marriage groups cry foul over Constitutional Court ruling
Taipei, May 24 (CNA) Groups opposed to gay marriage in Taiwan protested Wednesday against a Constitutional Court ruling on same-sex marriage, accusing the grand justices of dereliction of duty and infringement on legislative authority. The groups called for the Control Yuan to launch an....

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05/24 22:06 Anti-gay marriage groups cry foul over Constitutional Court ruling
Taipei, May 24 (CNA) Groups opposed to gay marriage in Taiwan protested Wednesday against a Constitutional Court ruling on same-sex marriage, calling for the Control Yuan to launch an investigation into the grand justices that examined the case. The groups accused the grand justices of dereliction of duty and infringement on legislative authority.

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